Just get the clearest photos you can without zooming in, and then simply crop the results.
And I like being able to display all 66 of my Roman Republican coins in a single tray, with room for 14 more!
I too, voted for Caracalla and Max Thrax. I don't think your photos are far off: it's just that they're all a little blurry. Are you holding the...
I understand the utility of slabs to preserve truly high-end ancient coins (say, five figures and up) and make sure they aren't damaged. (And...
It would be a lot harder for ancients unless you found a double die match with an identically-shaped flan. In other words, almost impossible for...
I think it's just a dark toning.
Fascinating! But: "Hunched each other"? Must be a slang term from the South that I've never heard!
A great example! My only three siliquae are Julian II, Valens, and Gratian: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
My three favorites: the Divus Antoninus Pius, the Diva Faustina, and the beautiful Crispina.
I voted for the first three. The second and third for the elephants (of course!), and the first for the great portrait. If I could have voted for...
Wow, what a magnificent group, and of course they're all in my favorite category of ancient coin! I voted for the beautiful Cassius Vesta/Temple...
I like all of them, but my favorites are the Lucius Verus, the Cunobelin, and the Augustus from Spain. A great group!
Very nice! Are there any theories on what the obverse design is supposed to represent?
I was referring to JayAG47's coins, not yours!
Cleopatra, and Puducitia with a gun to her own head.
Very nice example, but definitely not an obverse die match to the other one. Compare the line on each from the tip of the nose to the hairline.
10, 8, and 1. All fantastic. The rest are great too, but those three really stand out.
1, 8, and 11 are my favorites. A great year for you!
Cow, sow -- one of the best I've seen -- and the very cool bracteate.
My favorite is the wonderful Pompey, with the Crispina a close second.
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